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Palestinian Prisoners’ Leader Bilal Kayed Released Today in Victory After 71-Day Hunger Strike

December 12, 2016

Palestinian prominent former hunger striker and leader of the prisoners’ movement Bilal Kayed was released today, Monday, 12 December, after 15 years in Israeli prisons to the cheers and salutes of his family, friends and comrades in his home village of Asira al-Shamaliyeh, throughout Palestine and internationally. (more…)

Western Media Coverage of Aleppo – Enough Is Enough

By John Wight on December 6, 2016

The killing and wounding of Russian medical personnel in a rocket attack on a military field hospital in Aleppo raises again the question of who is actively lending support to the terrorists in Syria, people depicted in the West as ‘moderates’ in a monstrous inversion of the truth. (more…)

After the Liberation of Aleppo Obama Opens Door to Unlimited Arms for Terrorists in Syria

By Patrick Henningsen on December 8, 2016

As 21WIRE reported earlier this week, in a historic turning point in a five-year bloody conflict, the Syrian Arab Army liberated the Old City of Aleppo from the hands of occupying terrorists and armed militants. (more…)

November 2016 Report: 111 Administrative Detention Orders Issued, 527 Palestinians Arrested

December 3, 2016

In the month of November 2016, 527 Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza were arrested, including 120 children and 11 women. 163 were arrested in Jerusalem (including 74 children) and 100 were arrested in al-Khalil. (more…)

Aleppo: How US & Saudi-Backed Rebels Target ‘Every Syrian’

By Eva Bartlett on November 29, 2016

Eastern Aleppo, Photo: Eva Bartlett

Eastern Aleppo, Photo: Eva Bartlett

In early November, Fares Shehabi, a member of the Syrian parliament from Aleppo, organized a trip to Aleppo for 13 Western journalists, including myself, with security provided by forces in the Syrian Arab Army. (more…)

For Washington, Destroying Syria is a Bipartisan Agenda

By Tony Cartalucci on November 20, 2016

With a new president coming into office, hopes for a break in the Syrian conflict are abounding. However, these hopes are likely misplaced. (more…)

Envoy to UN says Saudis Exported Terror to Syria

Nov 21, 2016

Syria’s envoy to the UN says that Saudi Arabia has gathered terrorists from all over the world and exported them to his country. (more…)

Living on the Edge Along Gaza’s Boundary

By Hamza Abu Eltarabesh on November 17, 2016

Siham Abu Rashid’s family depends on the income from harvesting herbs in Gaza’s dangerous no-go zone. Abed Zagout

Don’t get too close, Omar Abu Khater warned. (more…)

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